It seems IOHK_Charles is not a fan of the prominent writer and ex-trader Nassim Taleb
In a series of tweets, Taleb describes why he has turned down numerous invitations to Lex Fridman's podcast between 2019 and 2022. Taleb's main reasoning was that Fridman uses the title of"Research Scientist" in MIT for building his image in media, which in fact could be an unpaid external status that allows library access.
If you don't get why Nassim Taleb is an arrogant piece of human garbage, then this thread will bring you up to speed. Lex is one of the smartest, most intellectually curious, and humble people that I've ever met. Taleb wrote some books people pretend to have read at parties
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